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Nymph · 2016-06-08, 08:24 PM

I am going to have to do a lot of redirects with the script change and overhaul of NL.

Does anyone know which way is going to ding me less with search engines? Meta refresh, or doing it through a htaccess?

ecchi · 2016-06-09, 02:21 AM

This is not scientific, but I have several meta refresh pages that have been up for years that still get Google hits. But on the other hand: For about a month ClitPass redirected to the adult search engine via both htaccess and meta refresh (htaccess redirected to a meta refresh page), and when I restarted ClitPass it was still getting reasonable search engine traffic (for a site that had been neglected for some time).

Greenguy · 2016-06-09, 06:50 AM

I'd do it thru htaccess

2016-06-08, 08:24 PM	#1
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2016-06-09, 06:50 AM	#3
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2016-06-09, 02:21 AM	#2
ecchi Banned Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: About to be evicted!!!! Posts: 4,082	This is not scientific, but I have several meta refresh pages that have been up for years that still get Google hits. But on the other hand: For about a month ClitPass redirected to the adult search engine via both htaccess and meta refresh (htaccess redirected to a meta refresh page), and when I restarted ClitPass it was still getting reasonable search engine traffic (for a site that had been neglected for some time).